Articles on Arabic Romanization, Including - Standard Arabic Technical Transliteration System, Turkish Alphabet, Din 31635, ISO 233, Romanization of Arabic, Fingilish, Hans Wehr Transliteration, Baha 'a Orthography (Paperback)

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